#265 Batt Cell tutorial 01, Radiation fallout tests

[MrArrow1961]

Well, made such simple "instrument" to measure magnet degradation in 1 year. Next video frame after 3 months.

Magnets 1mm x 10mm. Natural, static gravity "presure" on N to N poles is 13gr

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@badboybilzer Make sure you let the unit "warm up" at least 5 minutes or so before attempting a calibration. I find it takes that long to reach maximum sensitivity. Keep the probe warm with your hand too.

[roybdaman]

Thanks Zero for your outstanding work in the HHO industry as well as your environmental stands. I just hope the fallout not reported doesn't show up in our food supply including juices and milk supply. Thanks again.

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@roybdaman Don't worry. I'll be checking those too.

[PeteDog444]

radiationnetwork dt com

You can see a real time Geiger Counter numbers new were you live.

Don't Forget to Book Mark it.

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@PeteDog444 I've seen it before but there aren't enough reporting stations and geigercounters*com is so sold out I get the vibe they want out of the business altogether.

[BlackDogSociety]

"It does work, I have proved it" LOL I wonder how many people have said that in the past few years only to be ridiculed and/or attacked for saying it. Keep up the good work Zero...

[lynel1985]

@BlackDogSociety only those that said "it does work, i have proved it" only to themselves. Zero has effectively no budget for this research, yet has proved better then anyone todate that this technology is viable.

[BlackDogSociety]

@lynel1985 --- Well that's debatable. There has been others that have shown in tests similar to Zero's that this technology is viable. Some out right rejected those tests while others, probably like yourself, remained skeptical. What Zero did only confirmed what I already believed based on what I have seen and have computed. Don't get me wrong we all should appreciate the work that Zero does, we need more people doing such work. And yes I know there are many people working on it...

[korona3103]

There was no explosion so airborne radiation isn't really a threat, the venting into the sea is going to cause some big problems though.  I'd defiantly check the fish before eating it ! :P

[mrnewagemotor]

I must admit - I have been VERY concerned about the rain/winds/clouds coming to the US from over-seas.

Almost everyday it seems that you can see high altitude thin clouds and the storms have a different kind of energy during lightning flashes.

The scalar-waves are very frequent - the clouds look as if they are all formed into rows of long thin clouds all in a row - it could also be coming from hightened solar flare activity too.

BTW - platinum makes the best cell plates.

[oxiigen]

Thank you for the report!

[SalemTemple]

When I was a kid I wondered if there was a way to take the hydrogen from water and burn for fuel, its mind blowing how it works! A few years back I was looking in a chemistry book about electrolysis and discovered that indeed it can be done!! Later I built my own crude model using sulfuric acid as the electrolyte, silver plates as the electrodes, and a car battery. The hydrogen was separated from the the oxygen by a divider. The hydrogen output wasnt very high, but it was awesome to see it!!

[b0utch]

Oh thx for monitoring that

[SalemTemple]

Just a suggestion, I am interested in seeing what radiation might be detected from your car, or truck air filter. Or you home air filter if you have Central heating/air.

Thank you for the report!! and I love your channel keep it up

[CardinalSinga]

Buy shares in stock of companies selling the counters. Almost a sure bet.

[fabribek]

Hoagland on Red Ice Creations Radio says he knows of technology that wiped out radiation in 6 minutes! It had something to do with Cold Fusion. Tom Bearden talks about the science of Scatar waves used to transmute radio active waste to inert ingredients. Consciousness is King... What we think, we will create. Media is psyops puppets.

Thanks for being You!

Peace

[HHOPWR]

I really have to get back to work on this. I did passivate about 40 of my plates and they looked great. Then just because of D3 I electropassivated one plate. WOW is all I can say. Now I kust have to figure out the correct jig to electropassivate all of them. There is a huge difference.

Larry

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@HHOPWR Thanks, Larry. Would you briefly describe the procedure here?

[HHOPWR]

@ZeroFossilFuel 10% Citric Acid in 140 to160 degree distilled water. Stainless plates as the Anode and pieces of Copper Pipe as the Cathode. Hook to power and run for 1 hour. I had to run at 5 volts to get much action. I will post some pics at BFT as to the difference.

Larry

[fabribek]

Hi Zero

Have you considered that the radiation could be a psy-ops to put people in fear?

Radiation picked up could be seeded, including chem-planes. You are not the only one not measuring much radiation dfference. (Also please take into account solar activity. Have no idea if that would make a diffeence.)

I saw videos of cam looking into reactor last month. Did not see anything in the racks, fuel rods or otherwise. We have to stick together and stay informed! Peace and Blessings!

[HolisticPlantHealth]

Have you tested your milk ?

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@HolisticPlantHealth I don't drink milk. Neither should any adult human.

[HolisticPlantHealth]

@ZeroFossilFuel I was hoping you did cause milk absorbs radiation easily (from the cow) which makes it a good way to test the environment. However I am very glad you don't drink it and understand we shouldn't . Milk is freaking gross . Hemp milk is the closest we come to milk like drinks.

[lpgas1]

@ZeroFossilFuel sorry mate but milk tastes good, its also good for bone strength and you only live once so why live like a freaking rabbit????

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@lpgas1 To each his own.

[KyleCarrington]

Good luck with the project. What is the target voltage for the plategap. 2.3 has been working for me fairly well, but, I am under 5.5MMW, so...

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@KyleCarrington Target is 1.97V.

[Roach1983]

down here in FL background levels are actually lower than usual. before I use to get .08 to .11 uSv/hr and now it's down to .07 sometimes. Food is what you need to watch out for.

[harpbloke]

thanks for showing the gigacounter thing, very reassuring.

[MegaMaxemus]

Would like to know if the engine runs any hotter with hydrogen since it is suppose to burn hotter then Gas.

[lynel1985]

i was watching the news about the radiation output from the disaster and 1 fellow they had on the news, an aussie working for the world nuclear commission or whatever, not the japs said "the above backround radiation increase in tokyo is the equivalant of living your entire life at sea level compared to living 2000ft above sea level. Thats the background increase, which is measurable but miles from what is considered even unsafe."was very interesting to watch

[th86stone]

could you put your stream link in the description?

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@th86stone Yes

[shubus]

Your new project vehicle looks to be a great test bed, Zero!

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@shubus I agree. The baseline absolute maximum mileage I have recorded with this vehicle is 39.6 MPG highway on a trip to North Carolina, 36.5 MPG with roughly 25% suburban driving.

[shubus]

@ZeroFossilFuel Those numbers are a great starting point to reference off. I wonder what my numbers would be driving that route on my Prius. Since I drive just around town here, I get (wait for it.....!) 64 mpg--quite unreal numbers for most drivers, I know.

[ZeroFossilFuel]

@shubus I'm still concerned with what happens to all those batteries when they start reaching end of life. Are the auto makers prepared for the recycling that will be required? This goes for Tesla too, even though their batteries are Li-ion, removable in sections and there are already recycling centers for them. Are they ready for the volume?

[shubus]

@ZeroFossilFuel I have the same concern as we all know the toxicity of Li-ion batteries. As I get a new Prius every 3 years, I've never had the issue of battery failure so no opportunity to check on what they do with the old batteries. However, the Prius does not use Li-ion but NiMH--so far. To my knowledge Toyota does recycle them and they are under enormous public pressure to do so.